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DEDICATED
TO THE STUDENTS
OF K-STATE . . .
THIS WAS THE
YEAR THAT WAS

IN MEMORIAM

DR. WILBUR F. SCHNEIDER

MISS KENTUCKY STATE

1973-74

MS. SHARON P. TAYLOR

Study? Study? Study?

We are waiting

YOU HAVE TO BE
A HUMAN COMPUTER
TO UNDERSTAND
REGISTRATION

TELL ME ANOTHER ONE

FAR OUT

MS. YOUNG HALL

Anita Rhodes (not pictured)

ATTENDANTS

Peggy Wray
Pamela Da\ is

MS. KENTUCKY HALL

Ann Jones
Eriatene Hill

MS. HUNTER

Joyce Luney

ATTENDANTS

Marsha C lear

MS. CHANDLER

Ethel Chaney

ATTENDANTS

Lynn Price
JoAnne Osbev

MS. ATWOOD

Valda Morton

ATTENDANTS

Seletha r ishei
Rita Pipi s

MS. COMBS

Janet Shields

ATTENDANTS

Cathy Freguson

MS. SOCIOLOGY

Alice Newby
Marva Drake

MS. STUDENT CENTER BOARD

Carla Morrison

ATTENDANT

Mary Calhoun

MS. THOROBRED NEWSPAPER

Linda Mitchell

ATTENDANTS

Rosylnn Oldham

MS. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Renne Jackson

ATTENDANTS

Francine Howell Pat Ragan

MS. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

Margaret DeBow

ATTENDANTS

Ella Brazley
Neva Allen

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MS. HOME ECONOMICS

Etta Phillips

ATTENDANTS

MS. SENIOR

Rachel Moody

ATTENDANTS

Gail Broston
Jean Howard

MS. JUNIOR

Claudette Stapleton

ATTENDANTS

Elsie Combs
Tangular Freeman

Organizations
Organizations
Organizations
Organizations
Organizations
Organizations

Organizations
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT PRESIDENT

GREGORY KING

STUDENT GOVERNMENT PRESIDENTS' MESSAGE

Any evaluation must first begin with a definition of that which is to be evaluated. Thus it is with any
evaluation of the Kentucky State University Student Government Association.

Webster defines the term "association" as an organization of persons having a common interest. Can
this definition be applied to this government? When we review our own constitution, we find that Webster's
definition does apply to this agency. Article I, Section 2, clearly states that "The Student Government
Association shall be the governing body in matters pertaining to the common interest of the students,".
This statement continues but for our purposes the excerpt about will suffice.

Now that the nature and scope of the Student Government Association has been determined it is time
for you to participate in the evaluation process. It is for you to determine if this government has worked
for you. It is you again, who must look back through the pages of history of this Student Government
administration to ascertain whether or not its aims and programs have truly reflected the desires of the
student body. Above all, it is you who must answer the question is Student government effective and
useful?

Answering these questions is not your only obligation to the evaluation. You should know why you
answered the questions in the way you did. This involves knowing what programs have been developed,
the purposes of the programs and the procedures used to implement them. If you are deficient in this
information, your evaluation will surely yield much misinformation and many inept conclusions.

After having completed all the necessary functions in your evaluation you should arrive at one very
fundamental conclusion. That is that the association is yours and it is you who should accept any words of
praise for its efficiency. Conversely, it is you who should accept any ramifications resulting from an incom-
petent government. You alone decided the composition of this body because your vote determined
who would represent you in the association. More explicitly, you composed the government.

This little exercise is by no means an attempt to disown any criticisms due this administration. It is, how-
ever, an attempt to show you that your responsibility does not end with your vote. Nor does it end with your
mere presence at an S. G. A. meeting. In fact it can never end as long as you are a student. If we consider
the larger society as our frame of reference, then necessarily our student days are relegated to the context of a
laboratory period. From this we can infer that responsibility actually never ends. Many of the same situations
which you have encountered in your days as a collegian will confront you again when you have left this
campus. The only difference will be in the extent f the implications of these situations. Again, you will
be assessed some of the responsibility for whatever these events bring about.

Hopefully, the next Student Government administration will enjoy your every support and confidence. This
means your physical presence, your mental awareness and foremost your committment to the concept of
responsibility.

In conclusion 1 wish to thank the student body for expressing its confidence in me and I sincerely thank
those innumerable students and professional who have helped me in my attempts to justify your confidence.

Gregory F. King

VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT GRIMES

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

President Gregory King

Vice President Hubert Grimes

Secretary Marsha Smith

Treasurer Dwayne Sutton

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SENIOR CLASS

President — Cynthra Garner
Vice-President — Izeal Couthan
Secretary — Elsie Medlin

JUNIOR CLASS

President — Donito Garner
Vice-President — Bobby Jones
Secretary — Wanda R. Howard
Treasurer — Charles Cain
Student Representative — Donald Cobbs

SOPHOMORE CLASS

President — Calvin Cash
Vice-President — Esther Roache
Secretary — Wanda Clay
Treasurer — James Mayfield

FRESHMEN CLASS

President — Wilbur Johnson
Vice-President — Dana Dawkins
Secretary — Patricia Patterson
Treasurer — Verlene Mobley

YOUNG HALL

President — Carroll Young
Vice-President — Larry Yarbrough
Treasurer — Ellis Powell

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KENTUCKY
HALL

President — Pearl Thomas
Vice-President — Janet Wallace
Secretary-Treasurer — Renee
Jackson

COMBS HALL

President — Linda Frey
Vice-President — Linda Hipps
Secretary — Kathy Stewart
Treasurer — Karla Morrison
Sgt.-at-Arms — Sandra Hill
SGA Representative — Delores Wells

HUNTER HALL

President — Brenda Toles
Vice-President — Masha Smith
Secretary — Jean Howard
Treasurer — Wendy Knox

ATWOOD HALL

President — Jerome Jordon
Vice-President — Jessie Franks
Secretary-Treasurer — Raoul Daggett
SGA Representative — James R.
Frazier, R.

McCULLIN
HALL

President —

Ronald

Mumphrey
Vice-President —

Gary Henderson
Secretary —

Wenzell Stewart
Treasurer — Jeff

Mosby

ALPHA MU
GAMMA

President — Grinda Sistrunk
Vice-President — Barbara Gateskill
Secretary-Treasurer — Doraine Slaughter

PHI BETA LAMBDA

President —

Kenneth Ivy
Vice-President —

Sam Jones
Secretary — Faye

Henderson
Treasurer —

Donito Garner

SIGMA TAU DELTA

Marcia Newby

GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA SERVICE SORORITY

President — Claudette Stapleton Recording Secretary — Rochelle Mosby

1- Vice-President — Margaret Booth Corresponding Secretary — Valeria Wesley

2- Vice-President — Collette White Treasurer — Faye Henderson

i ALPHA KAPPA MU

NURSING

President — Geneva Taylor
Vice-President — Gloria Smiley
Secretary — Francene Bradley

STUDENT EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION

President — Harrison Gray
Vice-President — Violet Ware
Secretary — Grinda Sistrunk
Treasurer — Irene Wells

AFRICAN STUDY GROUP

President — Bernard Lee
Secretary — Maria Hayden
Treasurer — Cozy Holloway

ALPHA ANGELS

President — Marcia Chaney
Vice-President — Josphine Green
Secretary-Treasurer — Doris Gywn

WESLEY CLUB

President — Alfred Massey
Vice-President — Lemrey Carter
Secretary — Carla Morrison
Treasurer — Paula Butler

PAN HELLENIC
COUNCIL

President — Carol Taylor
Vice-President — Myra Paige
Secretary — Jackie Gardner
Treasurer — Darlene Williams
Chaplin — Brian Phillips

SOCIOLOGY CLUB

President — John Thompson
Vice-President — Bennie Hall
Secretary — Kathy Peale
Treasurer — Reggie Pippins

MENC

President — Jerome Melson
Vice-President — Brenda Marshall
Secretary — Angela Lawrence
Treasurer — Calanthia Heard

MATH CLUB

President — Ronald Dixon
Vice-President — Eric Chestnutt
Treasurer — Charles Bell

HEALTH & PHYSICAL
EDUCATION

President — Alverro Brown
Vice-President — Cheryl Anderson
Secretary — Jeanette Bornetto
Treasurer — Andy Jackson

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB

GOSPEL ENSEMBLE

President — Edward L. Luney
Assistant Director — Solomon Morgan
Secretary — Jawana Bowles

BIOLOGY CLUB

President — Anthony Remson
Vice-President — Johnny Lloyd
Secretary — Olga Fletcher
Treasurer — Charles Bell

ENGLISH CLUB

President — Harry P. Styles
Vice-President — Barbara Cateskill
Secretary — Carolyn Broughton
Treasurer — Ronald Baynes

INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS

President — Jenie Wilkes
Vice-President — Larry Crenshaw
Secretary — Sandra Hill
Treasurer — Augtus T. Johnson

ROTC

Supervisor — Glenn

FOOD SERVICE
COMMITTEE

ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS

STUDENT CENTER
BOARD

President — Lemrey Carter
Vice-President — Ronald Mumphrey
Secretary-Treasurer — Joe Crockett

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

President — Keith Gregory
Vice-President — Ronald Wertz
Secretary — Margaret DeBow
Treasurer — Luther Calloway

NEWSPAPER
STAFF

Editor — Anthony Remson
Advertising and

Business Manager — Izeal Cauthen

CHEERLEADERS

Captain — Linda Hurst
Co-Captain — Marge Gillie
Advisor — Barbara Smith

ESSENCE
CLUB

THE

KENTUCKY STATE
UNIVERSITY
MARCHING
BAND

GET DOWN— GET DOWN! DIRECTED BY

MR. RAYMOND JORDAN

KSU JAZZ BAND

THE PANDA CLUB

CONCERT CHOIR

DIRECTOR

MR. CARL SMITH

AFROTC

Charles McCauley, George McFarland, James Davis,Kent Osborne
Supervisor — Officer Glenn Peck

WORK STUDY CHECKS OUT?

YES, I CAN READ

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Greeks
Greeks
Greeks
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Greeks
Greeks

Greeks
Greeks

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY

BETA ZETA CHAPTER

Marcia Newby Basileus

Marcia Merritt Anti Basileus

Betty Abrams Grammateus

Irene Wells Tamiouchus

Betty Abrams
Jawana Bowles
Doris Hooker

Brenda Marshall
Elsie Medlin
Marcia Newby

Veretta Phillips
Sheila Riggs
Grinda Sistrunk

Irene Wells

ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY

BETA MU CHAPTER

Julius Booker President
Clark Wade Vice President

Larry Yarbough Sec.-Tres.

Terry Allen
Bob French

Hubert Grimes
Kenneth Osborne

Dwayne Sutton
Larry Yarbough

DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY

ALPHA PI CHAPTER

Corrine Smith
Carol Taylor
Brenda Toles
Cynthia Garner
Myra Paige

President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Dean of Pledgees

Gail Bronston
Wanda Clegg
Lula Emmanuel

Cynthia Garner
LaVonne Jones
Lorene Manning

Barbara McCullum
Myra Paige -
Corrine Smith-

Carol Taylor
Brenda Toles
Darlene Williams

KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY

ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER

Mike Pettiford
Pleas Michael Walton
William Fourth
Darryl Turner
Brian Phillips

Polemarch
Vice-Polemarch
Keeper of Record
Keeper of Exchequer
Dean of Pledgees

ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY

Jackie Gardner Basileus
Jannace Fantroy Sec.-Tres.
Eva Swan Dean of Pledgees

OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY

PSI PSI CHAPTER

Hubert Dallum
Todd Sampson
Glenn Beeler

Bennie Bowles
Ronald Wertz

Basileus
Vice Basileus
Keeper of Records and

Seals
Treasurer
Dean of Pledgees

Glenn Beeler
Bennie Bowles
Hubert Dallum

Wiley Epps
Todd Sampson
Eric Thompson

ALPHA PHI OMEGA NATIONAL

SERVICE FRATERNITY

James Pine
Charles Etheridge
Eddie Miles, Jr.
Beecher Hudson
Larry Slaughter

President
1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer

Herman Lewis Service Project Chrm.

GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA SERVICE
SORORITY

Claudette Stapleton
Collette White
Rochelle Mosby
Faye Henderson

President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer

FOR THE LOVE OF ALPHA

KAPPA ALPHA PSI PLEDGEES REALLY GETTING

WHO'S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND

COLLEGES

THE TORCH OF WISDOM

Corrine Elizabeth Smith hails from
Staunton, Virginia. She is a Cancer and
her hobbies are sewing, dancing and
bowling. Corrine plans to attend grad-
uate school to study Special Education.

Ronald Nathan Wertz is a Capricorn
who hails from Portsmouth, Virginia.
His hobbies include sports, arts and
crafts. He plans to attend graduate
school or work in the industry field.

Marcia Newby, born under the sign
Aquarius, is an English major and a
native of Chattanooga, Tennessee. She
enjoys reading, listening to music, and
crocheting. Ms. Newby plans to attend
graduate school and teach at a major
university.

Yolanda Louise Graham, a Capricorn,
is a Music Education major and a
native of Louisville, Kentucky. Her
hobbies include music, playing cards
and helping others. She plans to teach
a year or two and then attend graduate
school.

Karen Diane Leach is an Aries from
Louisville, Kentucky. In her spare time
she enjoys listening to music, prefer-
ably jazz. She plans to attend graduate
school and become a Registered Music
Therapist and work with exceptional
children and adults.

Roger King hails from Macon, Georgia.
His zodiac sign is Cancer and his hob-
bies include reading, bowling and de-
bating. He plans to complete his
studies here at Kentucky State and
then attend law school.

Ronald Paul Dixon, hails from Jackson,
Mississippi and is born under the sign
of Aquarius. His hobbies include read-
ing, listening to music and practically
all sports. After graduation he plans
to go into Industry in the field of
research or teach school.

Grinda Sistrunk is a Virgo from Louis-
ville, Kentucky. Her major is Elemen-
tary Education and her hobbies are
reading, dancing, skating and bowling.
After graduation she plans to attend
graduate school and specialize in
Reading Education.

Alverro L. Brown is an Aries who hails
from Tuskegee Institute, Alabama. His
hobbies include swimming and travel-
ing. He plans to study Physical Therapy
after graduation.

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Sharon Pat Taylor hails from Bowling
Green, Kentucky. She is a Libra woman
who enjoys playing various sports.
After graduation she plans to attend
graduate school.

Flournoy Jeter hails from Montgomery,
Alabama. His Zodiac sign is Libra and
his hobbies include reading, drawing,
dancing, and football. With a major
in History he plans to attend law
school.

Marsha Gail Smith hails from the
Queen City; Cincinnati, Ohio. Her as-
trological sign is Leo and her hobbies
are reading, music, and dancing. After
graduation she plans to attend gradu-
ate school and study in the field of
Administration and Special Education.

101

Wanda Gail Clegg hails from our
nation's capital Washington, D.C. She's
born under the sign of Gemini and
her hobbies are dancing, reading,
bowling, swimming, and listening to
good music. She plans to attend gradu-
ate school or teach on the secondary
level.

Arnold R. Simpson hails from Coving-
ton, Kentucky. Born under the sign
Taurus, he plans to attend law school
and then pursue a career in the field
of law.

Brenda Gail Toles hails from Colum-
bus, Ohio. Her sign is Aries and her
hobbies include billiards, playing
cards, reading and working with young
children. Her future plans are to attend
graduate school for a masters' in Spec-
ial Education.

102

Karen Annita O'Bryant is a Libra, who
hails from Cincinnati, Ohio. She enjoys
spectator sports, listening to various
types of music, bowling and just help-
ing others. After graduation, she hopes
to travel throughout the country and
then attend graduate school to obtain
her Masters Degree in Foods and Nu-
trition.

Harry P. Styles hails from Vincentown,
New Jersey. Born under the sign
Cancer, his hobbies include photog-
raphy, acting, reading and listening to
all types of "in" music. Following
graduation, he plans to pursue a
masters degree and eventually a career
in mass media or some related field.

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WHAT DO YOU MEAN THAT
DOESN'T LOOK LIKE YOU??

NO SHE DIDN'T SAY THAT

YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO LOOK

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THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND
THE UGLY . . .

TWO TOGETHER — LIKE A BIRD
AND FEATHER.

ENTERTAINMENT
NEW BIRTH

THE NITE LITERS

EARTH, WIND AND FIRE

UNDISPUTED TRUTH

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SCOREBOARD

KSU OPPONENT

49 St. Paul's College 0

0 Albany State 25

8 Maryland Eastern Shore 15

9 Jackson State 7
7 Lincoln University (Mo.) 13
9 'South Carolina State 17
0 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 28

52 Federal City (D.C.) 8

18 Bethune-Cookma (FlaJ 30

14 Wayne State (Mich.) 23

13 Alabama State 14

•Homecoming

COACH LeROY SMITH

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COACH SMITH AND ASSISTANTS

Ralph Bishop, Lonzo Bullie, Coach Smith, Willie Peale, Charles Figgs

CUTTING BACK A TOUGH FOUR YARDS

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FOOTBALL

CAPTAIN — ART KELLER CAPTAIN — NORM ROMAGNOLL

SENIORS

116

CAPTAIN — CHARLIE OLIVER

ANDY NELOMS

HIT HIM MAN!!!

NOW I KNOW I CAN'T GO THIS WAY

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BASKETBALL

120

NOTHING BUT NERVES

STAY ON THE GOOD FOOT

IMPOSSIBLE?

124

GET MOVING

SHOOT FOR TWO

ALL DIRECTIONS" I CHOOSE YOU

EXCUSE ME FELLOWS

WILL THIS BE

ANOTHER
CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR??

MAN IN THE MIDDLE

SCOREBOARD

KSU

OPPONENTS

116

Pikeville

Tennessee Wesleyan

Bellarmine

Northwood Institute

Armstrong State

Wabash

Fairmont State

Lincoln University

Georgetown

Campbellesville

Union

Central State

115

Northwood Institute

Carson Newman

Pikeville

Central State

105

Union

Lincoln University

Tennessee Wesleyan

103

Carson Newman

Campbellsville

Kentucky Wesleyan

Marian

Northern Kentucky State

Transylvania University

127

COACH — JAMES OLIVER

STUDENT COACH — ROBERT BOOKER

1974 BASEBALL TEAM

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HARD AT WORK

DETERMINATION

Jones Harris Robinson

BASEBALL

Ellis Threat McKidney

TEAM

Riddle

Hal i burton

Kirksey

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TRACK TEAM

The edition of the Kentucky State University track and field team is attempting to rebuild to the
prominence enjoyed by the N.C.A.A. Champions of 1971. Competing in the tough Central Collegiate
Conference, Kentucky State University's athletes have always done well but lacked overall depth to
win the Championship.

During Coach Gibson's tenure at Kentucky State University he has produced several Central Colle-
giate Conference Champions, 10 All-Americans and N.C.A.A. College Division Team Championship.
He was also named N.C.A.A. College Coach of the Year in 1971. This year's team lists several athletes
with potential to earn Ail-American honors. These are Mellilo Abernathy, Anthony Rollins, Randolph
Williams, Tony Bullock, Charles Taylor, and Ed Merriman.

It is hoped that the new Eight-Lane Ail-Weather facility at Kentucky State University will soon be
completed so that the student body will be able to enjoy the performance of the Thorobred Speedsters
at home.

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ALL-AMERICANS

TENNIS TEAM

Robert Richard, Gregory Fumbanks, Richard Straight, Thorse Williams, Dr. Eugene Cash — Coach, Jacqueline Gardner, Roland
Dale, Ricky Brown (Missing — Gregory King and Barry Simms).

THE 1974 TENNIS TEAM WILL BE A BRIGHT SPOT ON CAMPUS THIS YEAR. THEY ARE
UNDER A NEW COACH AND THEY PROMISE TO BE BETTER THIS YEAR THAN LAST YEAR.

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WOMEN'S INTERCOLLEGIATE

SPORTS

THOROBRETTS

Front Row — Cindy Jackson, Eldwayne Parker, Gayle Slaughter, Vetta Todd, Sandra Hill. Back Row — Sharon Jones, Cheryl Anderson
Cornieth York Russell — Coach, Francine Howell, Patricia Patterson, Sharon P. Taylor.

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Administration

Administration
Administration
Administration

Administration
Administration

Administration
Administration
Administration

GOVERNOR WENDELL FORD

COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY

BOARD OF REGENTS

REVEREND H.E. NUTTER, CHAIRMAN

REVEREND J.B. ASTLES

MR. HENRY R. HEYBURN

MR. HENNING HILLIARD

MR. LESTER MIMMS

MR. O.M. TRAVIS, JR.

DR. JOSEPH P. LEONE

DR. GERTRUDE C. RIDGEL — FACULTY MEMBER
MR. GREGORY F. KING — STUDENT MEMBER
MR. ELLIOTT H. MARCUS

ADMINISTRATION

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MR. HERMAN ROBINSON

VICE-PRESIDENT FOR BUSINESS AFFAIRS

DR. A.J. RICHARDS

VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

DR. JAMES E. LYONS

ASSISTANT TO THE VICE PRESIDENT
FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

MR. BAXTER MELTON

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INFORMATION

FACULTY

DEPARTMENT
ECONOMICS

NURSING

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DEPARTMENT

GENERAL FACI
OFFICES

DEPARTMENT (
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READING LAB

WRITING LAB

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FACULTY

CHAIRMEN & DIRECTORS

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FACULTY

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FRESHMAN
CLASS OFFICERS

President Wilbur Johnson
Vice President Dana Dawkins
Secretary Patricia Patterson
Treasurer Verlene Mobley

John Akpanekon — Calabar Nigeria, Africa
Patricia Almon — Detroit, Mich.
George Amerson — Pompono Beach, Fla.
Alvin Arrington — Chicago, III.

Thomas M. Baker — Winchester
Genita Bailey — Gary, Ind.
Charlie Barber Jr. — Toledo, Ohio
Charles R. Bell — Lakeland, Fla.

Fletche Bearden — Detroit, Mich.
Kathy E. Brown — Cincinnati, Ohio
Steve Bedford — Louisville
Victor Board — Louisville

Deborah Bondurant — Indianapolis, Ind.
Joey Boyd — Sharpsburg
Deborah D. Bond — Lexington
Michael Brown — Detroit, Mich.

Florencetta C. Briscoe — Louisville
Millicent Brown — Ft. Knox
David Bradford — Louisville
Ronald A. Bullard — Anniston, Ala.

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FRESHMEN

Tony Bullock — Philadelphia, Pa.
Dianne L. Butler — St. Louis, III.
Beverly Burruss — Lexington
Dianne Bibbs — Hopkinsville

Earnest Bledsaw — Louisville
Mary Calhoun — Frankfort
Rosemary Calhoun — Louisville
Christopher Campbell — Cleveland, Ohio

John A. Campbell — Mobile, Ala.
Richard B. Campbell — Louisville
Eric M. Chandler — Dayton, Ohio
Stephen Canty — Chicago, III.

Gregory Carter — Detroit, Mich.
Victoria Chambers — Louisville
Constance R. Chance — Cleveland, Ohio
Carl Christopher — Toledo, Ohio

Winfred Cleveland — Cleveland, Ohio
Janice Cochran — Shelbyville
Janice Coffey — Lexington
Ronald Coleman — Lexington

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William Cook — Newark, N. J.
Diane Coty — East Chicago, Ind.
Jo Anne E. Cowles — Newark, N. J.
Sylvia Cox — Lexington

Claudia M. Crittendon — Shelbyville
Raoul J. Daggett — Augusta, Ga.
Betty ). Davis — Atlanta, Ga.
Pamela A. Davis — Shaker Hts., Ohio

Ruby M. Davis — Emience

Vivian L. Davis — Louisville

Dana A. Dawkins — Cleveland, Ohio

Charles O. Deberry — Cleveland, Ohio

Carla Dorsey — Louisville
Ivory T. Dotson — Birmingham, Ala.
Oscar L. Downs Jr. — Tuskegee, Ala.
Lena L. Doyle — Irvington

Aiko D. Drake — Gary, Ind.
Thomas H. Duncan — Gary, Ind.
Linda Echols — Madisonville
Roy L. Ector — Miami, Fla.

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Altheia K. Frazier — Stamping Ground, Ky.
Jesse Franks — Kankakee, III.
Delores P. Gillery — Detroit, Mich.
Rosby L. Glover — Montezuma, Ga.

William Glover — Anniston, Ala.
Ceasar A. Grantham — Magee, Miss.
Carlos Greene — Maysville
Myron Gregory — Barbourville

Fredia C. Grimes — South Bend, Ind.
Marsha Harpool — Bowling Green
Robert Harris — Delaware, Ohio
Maria E. Hayden — Louisville

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FRESHMEN

Candora Harvey — Dayton, Ohio
Deborah A. Hall — Louisville
Edgar Hanna — Cleveland, Ohio
Linda P. Harding — St. Louis, Mo.

Alfred Haygood — New York, N. Y.
Larita A. Harrold — St. Louis, Mo.
Linda B. Hipps — Kingsport, Tenn.
Beverly J. Hill — Dayton, Ohio

Eriatene L. Hill — CaCrange
Willa D. Hickman — Crofton
Kelly A. Hooks — Oglethorpe, Ga.
Francine Howell — South Bend, Ind.

Kathy A. Hopkins — Evarts
Reginald Hudson — Kansas City, Mo.
Michael A. Hughes — Earlington
Victoria Hurt — Shelbyville

Mattie J. Hunter — Detroit, Mich.
William Hytower — Detroit, Mich.
Albert Jackson — Henderson
James Jackson — Lexington

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Marcie L. Jackson — Detroit, Mich.
Donna Kaye Johnson — Louisville
Kurk D. Johnson — Lawrenceburg
Jerome Jordon — Dania, Fla.

Ada M. Jones — Finchville
Ann C. Jones — Danville
Arthurine E. Jones — Frankfort
Roger Jones — Frankfort

Rocky T. Jones — Anchorage
Teresa J. King — Gary, Ind.
James E. King — Cincinnati, Ohio
Pamela J. Kimmons — Indianapolis, Ind.

Mary Kimbrough — Chicago, III.
Nicholette Kirkpatrick — Louisville
Edward Lee — Winchester
Sandra D. Livingston — Louisville

Belinda G. Lipscomb — Louisville
Duane C. Love — Louisville
Kathy Mann — Earlington
Larry Mahoney — Cleveland, Ohio

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FRESHMEN

Mallory Magwood — Louisville
Shirley McKinney — Gary, Ind.
Halen L. McCollom — Louisville
Paula McCane — Gary, Ind.

Karen Million — Frankfort
Valda L. Morton — Maysville
Shelia Morrow — Madisonville
Verlene R. Mobley — Atlanta, Ga.

Terrie Moore — Maysville
Victor Murray — Toledo, Ohio
Carl Murphy — Jackson, Miss.
Dennis J. Neil — Brooklyn, N. Y.

Alvin Nichols — Chicago, III.
Raymond E. Noah — Paducah
Hettie Oldham — Hopkinsville
Roslynn D. Oldham — South Bend, Ind.

Larry Palmer — Cerulean
Lowell D. Parker — Wheelwright
Sabrina Patch — Chicago, III.
Gina Poignard — Louisville

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Bernetta J. Penman — Danville
Michael Perkins — Louisville
Cheri Pettus — Frankfort
Rhonda L. Phillips — Louisville

Adrian Pratt — Cleveland, Ohio
Michelle Reese — Dayton, Ohio
Nathaniel Rhodes — Gary, Ind.
Anthony Roberson — Detroit, Mich.

Bernard Roberts — Cincinnati, Ohio
Mary G. Robinson — Alcoa, Tenn.
Howard Roberts — Shelbyville
Andrew Ruffins — Louisville

Adrienne Samuels — Cleveland, Ohio
Catherine Scott — South Bend, Ind.
Michael L. Scott — Paris
Janet Shields — Indianapolis, Ind.

Mary L. Smith — Georgetown
Shelley L. Smith — Chilliocothe, Ohio
Sandra Smith — Debroit, Mich.
Andrew A. Stokes — Detroit, Mich.

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FRESHMEN

Joyce R. Sturgis — Augusta, Ga.
Gary Talbert — Columbus, Ohio
Charles Taylor — Montclair, N. J.
Rodriguez C. Thornton — Montezuma, Ga.

Ruth A. Thomas — Lexington
Michael K. Thomas — Gary, Ind.
Mary A. Todd — Louisville
George M. Triplett — Taylorsville

Barry M. Turner — Augusta, Ga.
Timothy J. Turner — Flint, Mich.
Rodrick Twyman — Louisville
Byron Walker — Griffin, Ga.

David D. Walker III — Louisville
Virgil Walker — Cleveland, Ohio
Yvonne Washington — Louisville
Timothy L. Wheelin — New York, N. Y.

Lynn Whithead — Montezuma, Ga.
Leslie Whitlock — Bowling Green
Hugh Wilhite — Owensboro
Wanda Wilhite — Owensboro

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Janet F. Wallace — Cleveland, Ohio
Janie Wilkins — Cartersville, Ca.
Arthur L. Williams — Buffalo, N. Y.
Jerome Williams — Detroit, Mich.

Julia R. Williams — Georgetown
Melvin Williams — West Palm Beach, Fla.
Randolph Williams — Detroit, Mich.
Jacqueline Winsett — Pittsburgh, Pa.

Bill Wills — Connersville, Ind.
William Winn — Midway
Brenda Wilson — Louisville
Jerry C. Wilson — Cleveland, Ohio

Carl Wood — Mobile, Ala.
Peggy Wray — Cincinnati, Ohio
Clarence Young — Toledo, Ohio
Charles E. Young — Gary, Ind.

Covington

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SOPHOMORE
CLASS OFFICERS

President Calvin Cash
Vice President Esther Roache
Secretary Wanda Clay
Treasurer James Mayfield

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Toxie Abrams, Jr. — Columbia, Miss.
Larry L. Adams — Detroit, Mich.
Terry Alexander — Burkesville, Ky.
David Barnett — Cleveland, Ohio

Lonnie C. Bell — Springfield, Ohio
Phyllis D. Black — Pompano Beach, Fla.
Sandra Blake — Miami, Fla.
Donald Botts — Lexington

Ronald Botts — Lexington
Francine Bradley — Louisville
James Bradley — Milwaukee, Wis.
Wanda Bridges — Louisville

George Bridgewater — Louisville
Thurrnan Buffington — Detroit, Mich.
Audrey Bullock — Philadelphia, Pa.
Robert Burks — Louisville, Ky.

Donald Burley — Shelbyville
Paula Butler — Louisville
Homer Byers — Holly Springs, Miss.
Evetta Carpenter — Frankfort, Ky.

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SOPHOMORES

Cecil Clardy — Louisville
Wanda Clark — Paducah, Ky.
Monica Clyburn — Louisville
Cedric Collins — Chicago, III.

Maria Collins — Frankfort, Ky.
Tyrone Collins — Cincinnati, Ohio
William Cook — Benham, Ky.
Deborah Cornelius — Louisville

Glenda Cousin — Louisville
Deborah Cruse — Lexington
Shirley Crutcher — Paris, Ky.
Cynthia Davidson — Immokalee, Fla.

James Davie — Hopkinsville
Walter Davie — Hopkinsville
Russell Davis — Louisville
Margaret DeBow — Louisville

Camellia Diggs — Cadiz, Ky.
Jerry Dillard — Milwaukee, Wis.
Nanette Dozier — Chicago, III.
LaSita, Ealom — Louisville

Lynnette Edwards — Edwardsville, III.
Wendell D. Espy — Lexington
Michelle Fain — Lynchburg, Va.
Sheila Fantroy — Cleveland, Ohio

Olga Fletcher — Louisville
William Fourth — Pompano Beach, Fla.
William Farrow — Hopkinsville
James Frazier— Hopkinsville

Shelia L. Garrett — Cincinnati, Ohio
Kenneth Class — Hopkinsville
Kenneth Graham — Louisville
Denise Grimes — Newark, N. J.

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SOPHOMORES

Doretha Guion — Plant City, Fla.
Delores Hardin — Lexington
Bonnie Harris — Guntown, Miss.
Delores J. Harris — Debroit, Mich

Kenneth N. Harris — Cincinnati, Ohio
Doralyn A. Harvey — Hickman, Ky.
Horace Hawkins — Chicago, III.
Deborah J. Henderson — New Castle

Gary M. Henderson — Louisville
Gary Henderson — Harlan
Sandra Hill — Greensville, S. C.
Linda Hite — Louisville

Sherline Holland — Paducah
Dale Holt — Louisville
Debra J. Hood — Wheelwright
Sylvester Howard — Versailles

Henrietta Jackson — Lexington
Sushil K. Jain — Frankfort
Darrell Jones — Lexington
Lenore Jones — Cleveland, Ohio

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SOPHOMORES

Valarie Kent — Detroit, Mich.
Pamela D. King — Louisville
Darlene Kirtley — Versailles
Vera M. Leverett — Augusta, Ga.

Joyce A. Luney — Irvington
Kenneth D. Maddox — Atlanta, Ga.
Ellen R. Malachi — Miami, Fla.
Rene A. Marcus — Gary, Ind.

Warien Marks — Cincinnati, Ohio
James D. Mayf ield — Dansville, Ky.
Samuel D. McDonald — Cumberland
Ethel McGraw — Lexington

Mellico Albernathy — Montclair, N..
Luvinia G. Miles — Dayton, Ohio
Steven Mills — East Orange, N. J.
Jacqueline Minter — Louisville

Jannie E. Morgan — Louisville
Jeffery Moseley — Louisville
Nellie W. Norris — Cincinnati, Ohio
Vernon Oldham — Hopkinsville

SOPHOMORES

Bertram E. Perkins — Louisville
Etta Phillips — Dayton, Ohio
Margaret Phillips — Newark, N. J.
Lynn D. Price — Louisville

Irene Rankin — Paris

John Ravizee — Harlan

Ventra Remson — Anniston, Ala.

Esther Roache — West Palm Beach, Fla.

Henry Roberson — Detroit, Mich.
Jerome Robinson — Jacksonville, Fla.
Rosalind A. Robinson — Alcoa, Tenn.
Anthony Rollins — Maimi, Fla.

LaTanji Rouse — Atlanta, GA.
Valarie Rowan — Owensboro
Robert Sanders — Jackson, Miss.
Sidney Shelton — Bristol, Va.

Alexander Simmons — Valley Station
Stephen Smiley — Louisville
Curtis Snowden — Medina, N. Y.
Glenn Spaulding — Frankfort

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Donna M. Stephens — Louisville
Kathy D. Stewart — Oxford, Ga.
Wentzel Stewart — Columbus, Ca.
Melvin Sykes — Lexington

Connie Thomas — Louisville
Steve Thornton — Gary, W. Va.
John C. Trigg — Louisville
James Trimm — Montreal, Canada

Robert Tyson — Harlan
Vicki L. Vaughn — Louisville
William Walker — Bowling Green
Linda Ward — Louisville

Wendell Ware — Indianapolis, Ind.
Patricia Watts — Atlanta, Ga.
Delores Wells — Augusta, Ga.
Eleanor Wilhite — Owensboro

Darnell Williams — Lexington
Isaac Williams — Columbus, Ga.
Talitha M. Williams — Washington, D. C.
Zachary Williams — Chicago, III.

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JUNIOR CLASS
OFFICERS

President Donita Garner
Vice President Bobby Jones
Secretary Wanda Howard
Treasurer Charles Cain
Student Rep. Donald Cobbs

JUNIORS

Cheryl Anderson — Cincinnati, Ohio
James Armstrong — Louisville, Kentucky
Ronald D. Baynes — Hopkinsville, Kentucky
Aljay Bettis — Cleveland, Ohio

Jawana Bowles — Covington, Ky.
Brendolyn Brister — Cleveland, Ohio
Rickie Brown — Shelbyville, Ky.
Frank D. Bush, ill — Brooklyn, N. Y.

Theodore Butler — Jackson, Miss.
Charles Cain — Augusta, Ca.
Harvey Carmichael — Snow Hill, Ala.
Tommie L. Carney — Louisville, Ky.

Ethel M. Chaney — Miami, Fla.
Marcia A. Chaney — Springfield, Ohio
Deborah A. Christian — Lexington, Ky.
Donald W. Cobbs — Cleveland, Ohio

Elsie A. Combs — Hazard, Ky.
Linda Cook — Louisville, Ky.
Roland R. Dale — Shelbyville, Ky.
Anthony Davis — Detroit, Mich.

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Ronald Ealy — Augusta, Ca.
Eric L. Easton — Louisville, Ky.
Leonard Elston — Anniston, Ala.
Stephen W. Ford — Detroit, Mich.

Robert French — Maysville, Ky.
Linda M. Frey — Maysville, Ky.
Jacqueline L. Gardner — Louisville, Ky.
Donita J. Garner — Dayton, Ohio

Marjorie Gillie — Chicago, III.
Leeanna Gordon — Lexington, Ky.
Fred A. Gregory — Kansas City, Kansas
Edward E. Hale — Little Rock, Ark.

Johnetta Hall — Lexington, Ky.
Andre Hampton — Columbia, Miss.
James T. Hart — Belle Grade, Fla.
Eugene S. Hawkins — Columbus, Ohio

Julius Hill — Louisville, Ky.
Margaret Holiday — Owenton, Ky.
Willie Hollyfield — Jenkins, Ky.
Wanda R. Howard — Dayton, Ohio

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Linda Hurst — Louisville, Ky.
Gwendolyn M. Jackson — Louisville, Ky.
Margaret Johnson — Cincinnati, Ohio
Minnie Johnson — Fort Wayne, Ind.

Nana Johnson — Paris, Ky.
Bobby Jones — Bartow, Fla.
Sharon Jones — Newark, N. J.
Robert M. Jordan — Louisville

Donald A. Kemper — Cincinnati, Ohio
Ralph J. Kimbrough — Hopkinsville
Courtney Lander — Kansas City, Mo.
Aquanella Lane — Louisville

Georgia M. Leverett — Lexington
Johnny Lloyd — Taylorsville, Ky.
Kenneth G. Long — Bradenton, Fla.
Lorene Manning — Dayton, Ohio

Brenda A. Marshall — Gary, Ind.
Richard Marshall — Frankfort
Royce McKinney — River Ro., Mich.
Jerome Melson — Cincinnati, Ohio

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Donna Melton — Cleveland, Ohio
Glenn Meredith — Buffalo, Ky.
Karla Morrison — Dayton, Ohio
Ora R. Mosby — Louisville

Vernon J. Myers — Jacksonville, Fla.
Ronnie Newby — Springfield
Jo Ann Osbey — Louisville
Kathy C. Peale — Hopkinsville

Martin L. Pinkett — Cincinnati, Ohio
Patricia Ragan — Miami, Fla.
Adrienne O. Randall — Nashville, Tenn.
Charlene Reeder — Louisville

Anthony T. Remson — Anniston, Ala.
Melvin J. Robards Jr. — Louisville
George Robinson — Louisville
Dwight M. Robinson — Frankfort

Ophelia S. Rowe — Campbellsville
Victoria L. Russell — Xenia, Ohio
Barry C. Simms — Bahamas
Benjamine L. Smith — Louisville

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JUNIORS

Gloria Smiley — Columbus, Ga.
Janet Smith — Cincinnati, Ohio
Claudette Stapleton — Louisville
Glenn M. Stikes — Louisville

Richard E. Straight — Louisville
Anita Stringer — Louisville
Carol Taylor — Lexington
Kenneth Thomas — LaGrange

Kevin Threatt — Detroit, Mich.
Eddie D. Walker — Palm Beach, Fla.
Jimmy Walters — Newark, N. J.
Violet Ware — Providence

Ann Watkins — Lexington
James Watkins — Hopkinsville
Mark Watson — Louisville
Patricia Watson — Philadephaia, Pa.

SENIORS

BENJAMIN J. ABERNATHY, Louisville; Elementary Education
Major, Gospel Ensemble, Wesley Club, S.E.A.

SARAH C. ARMSTRONG, Louisville; Sociology Major, Sociology
Club, Black Student Union, Student Center Board.

EVERLEE M. ASHBY, Louisville; Elementary Education Major,
S.E.A., Spanish Club, Usher Board.

MARCIA BARHAM, Barbourville, Health & Physical Education
Major, Health & Physical Club.

JEANETTE BARRETT, Frankfort; Health & Physical Education
Major.

SHERRY DORAINE BAZZIEL, Gary, Indiana; Elementary Educa-
tion Major; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Student Educa-
tion Assoc., Pan Hellenic Council.

MICHAEL BECKHAM, Lexington; Health & Physical Education
Major.

GLENDA BOYD, Cincinnati, Ohio; Office Administration Major;
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Phi Beta Lambda.

GAIL J. BRONSTON, Cincinnati, Ohio; Elementary Education
Major; Pyramid Club, S.E.A., Majorette.

ALVERRO BROWN, Tuskegee, Ala.; Health & Physical Educa-
tion Major.

FRANETTA BROWN, Covington, Kentucky; Sociology Major;
Sociology Club, Art Club, Concert Choir.

JANICE MARIE BROWNING, Louisville, Kentucky; Spanish
Major; Alpha Mu Gamma, Band.

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IZEAL CAUTHEN, Griffin, Ga.; Business Administration Major;
Marching & Concert Bands, Student Government Association,
Phi Beta Lambda.

CLARENCE C. CALLOWAY, Frankfort; Industrial Education
Major.

MARSHA ELAINE CLEAR, Louisville, Kentucky; Social Science
Major; Hunter Hall Club, Sociology Club, Modern Dance
Club.

WANDA GAIL CLEGG, Washington, D. C; Health & Physical
Education Major; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Pan Hellenic
Council, Health & Physical Education Club.

DONNA ELIZABETH COLE, Chicago, III.; Music Education Major;
Gamma Sigma Sigma, Concert Choir, University Choir.

DEBORAH ANN COMBS, Dayton, Ohio; Food Service Manage-
ment; Home Economics Club, Student Government Association,
Associated Women.

JAMES CROOK, Anniston, Ala.; Sociology Major.

LEAH LORETTA DAVIS, Cincinnati, Ohio, Sociology Major;
Orchestra, Sociology Club, Coronation Committee.

MARVA L. DRAKE, Gary, Indiana; Elementary Education Major;
S.G.A., S.E.A., Associated Women's Club.

GERALD JEROME ELIM, Augusta, Georgia; Business Admini-
stration Major; Wesley Club, Marching, and Concert Bands.

LULA M. EMANUEL, Winchester, Ky.; Health and Physical
Education Major; Pyramid Club, Health and Physical Education
Club, Concert Choir.

CYNTHIA CAROLE GARNER, Cincinnati, Ohio; Elementary
Education Major; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., S.E.A.

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SENIORS

PAMELA JEANNE GIBSON, Louisville, Ky.; Political Science
Major; International Relations Club, Student Union Board,
Afro-Studies Group.

LYNETTE GILLERY, Detroit, Mich.; Elementary Education Major;
S.E.A., Kappa Kitten Club, Majorette.

STEPHANIE ANN GRIFFIN, Henderson, Kentucky; Sociology
Major; Sociology Club, Black Student Union.

YOLANDA LOUISE GRAHAM, Louisville, Ky.; Music Education
Major; Gospel Ensemble, Gamma Sigma Sigma Service Sorority,
Concert Choir.

HARRISON M. GRAY, Louisville, Ky.; Elementary Education
Major; Cheerleader.

CAMILLIA DIANE GUTHRIE, Louisville, Ky.; Medical Technology
Major; Concert and Marching Bands, Biology Club, Alpha Mu
Gamma.

LANGSTON H. HAYES, Frankfort, Ky.; Sociology Major; Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity, Sociology Club.

THURMAN L. HENDERSON, Covington, Ga.; Sociology Major;
Concert and Marching Bands, Sociology Club.

ALICE E. HILLIARD, Itta Bena, Miss.; Political Science Major;
Gospel Ensemble, International Relations Club, Gamma Sigma
Sigma Service Colony.

NORMAN D. HORTON, Frankfort, Ky.; Physical Education
Major.

MACIE HUMPHRIES, Hopkinsville, Ky.; Home Economics Major;
Home Economics Club.

PATSY ). JACKSON, Owensboro, Ky.; Elementary Education
Major; Usher Board, Student Education Association.

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CLASS OF 74

WILLIE J, JACKSON, Macon, Ga.; Political Science Major;
International Relations Club, Marching Band.

RICARDO E. JEMINE, Brooklyn, N. Y.; History Major.

PAULETTE JOHNSON, Freeport, N. Y.; English Major; English
Club, Alpha Mu Gamma, Gamma Sigma Sigma Servcie Colony.

LAVONNE JONES, Indianapolis, Ind.; Sociology Major; Sociology
Club, Associated Women, Pyramid Club.

AUTHUR KELLER, Dayton, Ohio; Industrial Education Major;
Industrial Education Club, Football Team.

ROGER KING, Macon, Ga.; History Major; International Re-
lations Club, Student Government Association.

WENDELLYN D. KNOX, Louisville, Ky.; Political Science Major;
Political Science Association, African Study Group.

DORA ANN LAMB, Cincinnati, Ohio; Sociology Major; Or-
chestra, Sociology Club, Panda Club.

TERRI C. LATTIMORE, Louisville, Ky.; Sociology Major; Sociolo-
gy Club, Alpha Mu Gamma.

KAREN D. LEACH, Louisville, Ky.; Music Education (Piano)
Major; Concert Choir, University Choir, Music Educator's Na-
tional Conference.

BERNARD M. LEE, Cincinnati, Ohio; Industrial Education Ma-
jor; Industrial Education Club.

BLANCHE D. LONG, Harlan, Ky.; Health & Physical Education
Major; Health & Physical Education Club, Concert and Marching
Bands, Wesley Club.

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SENIORS

SHIRLEY A. LYLES, Louisville, Ky.; Business Administration
Major; Alpha Mu Gamma, Phi Beta Lambda.

JAMES McBRIDE, Tuskegee, Ala.; Physical Education Major;
Physical Education Club, Football Team.

WALTER C. McCLAIN, Chicago, III.; History Major; International
Relations Club, Football Team, Esquire Club.

BARBARA S. McCOLLUM, Louisville, Ky.; Music Education
Major; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Pan Hellenic Council,
Concert Choir.

CAROLYN G. McKELVEY, Louisville, Ky.; Sociology Major;
Gamma Sigma Sigma Service Colony, Gospel Ensemble,
Sociology Club.

JAMES McKINNEY, Jacksonville, Fla.; Sociology Major; Sociology
Club, Football Team.

ELSIE F. MEDLIN, Louisville, Ky.; English Major; Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Inc., Kentucky State's Marching and Concert
Bands, English Club.

GLORIA METCALF, Hopkinsville, Ky.; Home Economics
Major; Gospel Ensemble, Senior Class Club.

LYNDA J. MIXON, Cleveland, Ohio; Business Education Major;
Phi Beta Lamda, Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority Inc.

RACHEL J. MOODY, Louisville, Ky.; Elementary Education
Major; Student Education Association.

MARY H. MOORE, Paris, Ky.; Sociology Major; Sociology
Club.

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SOLOMON MORGAN, Louisville, Ky.; History Major; Inter-
national Relations Club.

VERNELL MOSELEY, Louisville, Ky.; Sociology Major; English
Club, Sociology Club.

MARCIA Y. NEWBY, Chattanooga, Tenn.; English Major; Al-
pha Kappa Mu, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Alpha Mu Gam-
ma.

MARY A. NEWBY, Springfield, Ky.; Social Science Major; So-
ciology Club, Student Education Association, Student Center
Board.

KAREN A. O'BRYANT, Cincinnati, Ohio; Nutrition Education
and Services; Home Economics Club, American Home Econom-
ics Association.

CHARLIE H. OLIVER, Anniston, Ala.; Physical Education Major;
Football Team, Physical Education Club.

MYRA V. PAIGE, Dayton, Ohio; Elementary Education Major;
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Student Education Associa-
tion Club, Pan Hellenic Council.

JEFF PENNINGTON, Pikeville, Ky.; History Major; International
Realtions Club.

MARY L. PERSLEY, Georgetown, Ky.; Sociology Major; English
Club, Sociology Club, Gymnastics Club.

BRIAN PHILLIPS, Plainfield, Ind.; Business Administration Ma-
jor; Phi Beta Lamda.

VARETTA D. PHILLIPS, Phenix City, Ala.; Elementary Education
Major; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Student Education Asso-
ciation.

LINDA C. RAGLAND, Indianapolis, Ind.; Political Science Ma-
jor; International Relations Club, Sociology Club, African Stud-
ies Group.

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SENIORS

BEVERLY J. REED, Louisville, Ky.; Elementary Education Major;
Student Education, Usher Board, Women Association.

BRENDA R1DGEWAY, Atlanta, Ga.; French Major; Marching
and Concert Bands, Alpha Mu Gamma, Student Government.

RONALD SEAY, Chicago, III.; Computer Science Major; Year-
book Staff, Concert Choir, University Choir.

ARNOLD R. SIMPSON, Covington, Ky.; Political Science Major;
International Relations Club.

GRINDA L. SISTRUNK, Louisville, Ky.; Elementary Education
Major; Alpha Mu Gamma, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society,
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

DORAINE SLAUGHTER, Lexington, Ky.; Sociology Major; Alpha
Mu Gamma, Teacher-Education Committee, Sociology Club.

CORRINE E. SMITH, Staunton, Va.; Elementary Education Ma-
jor; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Student Government
Association, Alpha Mu Gamma Honor Society.

MARSHA G. SMITH, Cincinnati, Ohio; Elementary Education
Major; Alphs Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Student Government
Association, and Marching & Concert Bands.

ALBERT L. STRANGE, Louisville, Ky.; Industrial Education
Major; Industrial Education Club.

EVA D. SWAN, Winter Haven, Fla.; Home Economics Education
Major; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Home Economics Club,
Library Committee.

SHARON P. TAYLOR, Bowling Green, Ky.; Physical Education
Major; Gospel Ensemble, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

JOHN THOMPSON, Louisville, Ky.; Sociology Major; Sociology
Club, Karate Club, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Veteran's Club.

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CLASS OF 74

BRENDA G. TOLES, Columbus, Ohio; Elementary Education
Major; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Student Education
Association, Hunter Hall Dormitory Council.

MARY H. TOWNSEND, Louisville, Ky.; Elementary Education
Major; Student Education Association, Usher Board, Student
Government.

ALICE L. WALKER, Frankfort, Ky.; Sociology Major; Sociology
Club, Cheerleader, Art Club.

CHARMAINE WARD, Louisville, Ky.; Elementary Education
Major; Student Education Association, Associated Women.

TIMOTHY WARREN, Nichlosville, Ky.; Political Science Major;
International Relations Club.

LAVONNE WASHINGTON, Versailles, Ky.; English Education
Major; English Club.

RONALD N. WERTZ, Portsmouth, Va.; Industrial Education
Major; Industrial Education Club.

LARRY E. WILLIAMS, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Biology Major;
Biology Club.

JAN R. WILSON, Dayton, Ohio; Sociology Major; Sociology
Club, English Club, Senior Class Club.

JERRY WRIGHT, Louisville, Ky.; Sociology Major.

LARRY R. YARBROUGH, Louisville, Ky.; History Major; Inter-
national Relations Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

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IT'S BEEN FUN, WE HOPE
YOU LIKE IT.

ANN V. MITCHELL
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

MS. YEARBOOK —

LATANJI ROUSE

DELORES WELLS

ROBERT BYRD

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, ANN MITCHELL

EDITOR'S MESSAGE

Now that all the work is over, the pleasures is here. We hope that this yearbook exemplifies
the real student life here at K.S.U. — no better, no worse. As the school year comes to
a close, may I plea for greater unity among our student body — that we may all work
together for our previous committments, our daily welfare and a prosperous and promising
future.

Well, this is the end everybody. There's nothing else to say except thanks to my staff
for working so hard. The last page is in, the last layout is finished and all the headaches
are over. I am grateful to all those who willingly shared their valuable time and efforts
to help in the production of this prized possession. Mention must be made of our advisor,
Mrs. Ethel McLendon for her professional assistance and supervision. Much thanks to Anthony
Remson and John Trigg for giving me a hand with the photography.

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